The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 02, 1908, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Census Heperl on rotten Cinueri.
Washington) Nov. 21. Tho census
bureau bulletin issued Ibis moiniu
shows O.GUO.?Gtt bales, counting round
bales as ball' bales, ginned 1'roill tin
growth of 1908 to Nov. I I. compared
with 7,:t00,CGfi for 15)07 and S."di2,2l2 for
1900. and 7.'.el.i mi for ID0.1. N'l tuber
of ginneries 2G.G3S.
Tho nroporl ion <u i he la. t i!ir< ?
crops ginnoil to Noveiuhor u Is Uli pi .
cont. for I007i C5.0 for 100?! and 71."i
for 190?.
A partial list by stales to Nov. I Ith
and active ginneries follow:
Alabama. l.'iL'T.I^ bales and
ginneries.
Florida. aO.lt.S bales and L'l'. e.in
ii?! i? s.
( ooriili?, I..*i;u.s?i? union and 4,351
l.oiii but oh and I .C?fi
uhinOiios.
MisKisi I - :.; bulbs and :$.:$?7
> ? ? ?> ;i bnl?s and
iJo'lili v.., ... !H i.Oriu bulbs and
TOxii - . . h?los an I i.li?S ght
? i
i . . i . ciua. IVlb i : Sali Hlu-uni.
Tl. *111 Ii iiiup tiliarnctorisli<
ii' i i ? ! ? i ,i! iuosi instantly
allayrii > iiiuliorlainV Salvo.
\iaii> 1 ? Im .-Ii cured
b; l.uui'Ouii Dt'ti? Co.
rOlM I. VK IMBUN ( Ol III,K WIAK
Miss Lyuic l'iitmim Becomes tlic Wife
of Mr. to TIlOIUUSOII,
Rabun, Nov. 23. -rii?> marriage of
Miss Lydio l'nlnain and Mr. Maxi?*
Thomason, which was solemnized at
the home of tho brides parents, Mr,
und Mrs. John t'ninani. Wednesday
evening, Nov. 18th, nt o'clock, was
u quiet but most beautiful affair The
solemn and impressive words which
made them man and wife were spoken
by the Rev. it. m. Dubose of dray
j Cou it.
The bride was beautiful In a hand
some gown of cream mohair, trimmed
in Ince and chiffon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomason received a
Inumber of elegant presents. Mrs.
Thomason is one of tho prominent and
popular young ladies of ilabun com
munity. Mr. Thomason is a fanner
of Dial's township and is prominent
in social affairs.
Among those present wen-: Misses
Mae and Allie Dttbb, Alma Moore, Sal
lie Woods. Sudie Thomason, Corn Put
nam and Sue Thomason; Messrs. Bar
l let I Owings, (Bonn Woods. Willis
Curry, itnpley Burdotte, William Year
inn, .lohn Darby; Mrs. Osborne lli\
and children, Mr. Calvin Putnam and
rant i ly. Mr. Lawrence Putunni and
tlaughtor, Coreo.
The bridal party left soon aftor the
J marriage for the groom's borne in
Dial's township, whore n brilliant re
ception was tendered them.
Clarendon Dispensary Closed.
Manning, Nov. 21.?Yesterday upon
receipt of a message from Qov. Ansel,
the local "booze shop" closed its doors,
and today everything is as quiet along
the drinking line as it has ever been
lierbaps in the history of Clarendon
county.
I!<n\ Due Doetor SllCCCSsfullj Trents
Cncuninii i.
"in treating pnoum ,iin," says Dr.
\v. J, Smith, of Sanders, Ala., "the
(inly remedy I use for the lunns is
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Whllo,
of course I would i real other symp
toms with different medicines, I have
used Ibis remedy many times in my
medical practice and have yet tailed
to lind a ease where ii lias not con
trolled the trouble. I have used il
myself, as bus also my wife Tor coughs
mid eolds repeatedly, and I most will
ingly ami cheerfully recommend it as
superior to any oilier cough romedy
to my knowledge." For sale by the
ban rens Drug Company.
Notice to Teachers.
Sunt. i{. \v. Nash lias received In
formation from the Stato Suporinteu
dent oi ICdu . lion dial ?u> funds will
be available ror school libraries dur
ing nexl January ami l?Vbruar>'. It
would therefore seem tin- part of wis
dom for all teachers whose schools are
now in session, to raise (heir part of
the money ami make requisition for
State aid as early as possible,
Mr. .1. Mllam Heliums ol (Sray Court
was in the ?!ly Tuesday, in in. lug with
him a load of home - ?? nil corn meal,
which found a read) market here, Mr.
Heliums has become quite noted for
the excellent grade ol meal ho otters
for sale.
Why pas more when you can (jet,
not only 110 line largo cups of l>r.
Slump's Health t'otl'ec front it 2? cents
package but a Coupon on a -~> cents
silvered "No-Drip" Coffee Strainer
besides? Look for the Coupon I
put thorn hi now. The satisfaction
is, besides most perfect. Sold bj
.1. M. I'biipot.
The Game Season is now on!
caxs: otjns! (;r\s:
0 m
1.
Double-Barrel Breech-Loading duns at prices from $10.00 to $00.00. Urs/ selec
tion we ever had on hand. Also
Singlc=Barrel Guns of all Makes.
Special bargains on 100 Single-Barrel Remingtons, usual price $.s\ We offer (hem
for $5. Car load of Shells. Winchester und U. M. C.
hlach and Smokeless Powder.
BROOKS Sc JONES
"Everything in Hardware."
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Special Values 5
in
Ladies' and Men's Shoes ?
ecial Announcement
Big lot of Odds and Lnils f
in I.adies' Suits
A Great Red net ion
FOR Remaining Days from November until Christmas we will offer to Christmas Shoppers some
very unusual values in Ladies' Cloaks, Suits, Dress Goods, Silks, Men's and Boys' Clothing, Overcoat
Hats and Sho^s, Etc. We are sure to have a lot of cold weather before the Winter is over and we give
you here an opportunity to supply your wants at a great saving.
THI:
Specia
H h
(Here Illustrated)
decidedly new-designed for Young Men who
appreciate a difference and desire to be a
little ahead of others in the mattt v oJ dress.
Th?re's n Special Model for
overv lasts ami every ligurc in
Si'ITS A\i> ?VKU0OATS.
Which' Represent the highest possible I
achievement in Clothes-niaking \
Exclusive in design
Correct in style
Right 111 quality, moderately priced.
A4 <?ti ^ g j f\ We unquestionably,give the best Suit and
At ftplO.UU 13 p? Overcoat values ever offered In Lanrens.
Ladies' Department
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Furnishings
Tho Newest and Latest Novelties for
Men and Young Men.
Hs^f%ts\*4mt l>laitl und fancy effects-tho guaranteed
OSiei y kind.
c L I, In attractive patterns?some gun and sporty
^II iriS others plain-the rightrtttlnp; kind.
^UmSm^m^/i d Gifts In Neckwear, Cloves New Groon
131 J SI 111 cl S oftects are selling.
R'5 ! 9T L1 'I t Q '''" 8cns^hlo garment for mid-season or
(llilw>'tlt9 for anytime made of Priestly and other
Cloths. Worsteds und Cheviots in numerous styles, shapes ami
a light weigh! Overcoat suitable for wet or dry weather
waterproof yol dressy in fact very handy tho year round for
theatre or dross occasins,
h .n a rp<Z in all the new styles
B l/\ 1 ^ |>rice $1.50 to $5.00
Great Cloak Values
Fine Cover! clolli Cloaks in all sizes.
Worth $7.,S".
Special now $4.98
Ladies' line Kersey Coals iu Micks, tans,
and ensers. Won li i.<?<>.
Special now $6.98
Ladies' fine kersey Coats, beautifully
made. Worth s i 2.51 >.
Special now $9.48
Ladies' fine Kersey Coats. Worth Si.s.oo.
Special now $12.48
Big lot of Children's Coals and big re
duction.
Prices 1.25 to $5.00
Dress Goods
Big lot 01 Indies' Dress (ioot
S? > cents.
Special now .'JS cent S
Big lot Broadcloth worth $1.0
colors. Best on the in irk et f<>i the ]>:
Going at 90 cents
A lew pieces <>! 52 inch /?
black, bine, green and brown worth i
Special price '.','?> cents
Big lot of < kids and Kuds in li
Goods with 7s^is to X1 ? :>'? i" do
reduction. You should set iheni.
Ladies' Furs
Special in Blankets
io-.| Plaid Blankets worth $3.50.
Special now .S2.75
11. 1 Same qtlctlity worth S.}.<><?.
Special now $3. ^5
S5.M0 All Wool Blankets in white with
colored borders.
Special $3.9*
All the newest things in I/idles' Xeck
wcar, Belts,-Gloves, Handkerchiefs, etc. Spe
cial for the Christinas Shoppers.
In the ordinary course of bushu I? ;.
command top-notch prices at tho incoming of Wim? 1
Ultt deception is no pnrl of our policy 1 is a :?' ,! ?
honco you can buy tho most fnshionuble, >?< nuine Kur
at prices usually associ llod wit h tli?' out -goiti of Win
tor. A most unusitnl opportunity, coining in Dccein
bof Instead of February.
Beautiful Kurs worth &3.&U, Special
Purs worth $10.00. < >ur special
Kurs worth SPJ.?O to $15.00, Our 1 pecial
Lot of Children's Sets from cents n|i to
?Special in Ribbons, Veiling and I Iain
Now is yonr time, come set- the special we ilt<
offering.
Davis-Roper Company.
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